Our conversation with Jason Gonzalez (founder of Double TIme Docs) explores the journey of creating a software as a service (SaaS) company for occupational therapy practitioners. Jayson and Jason dive into the challenges, decision-making, and evolution of the business over time, highlighting the collaboration between an occupational therapist and a programmer.

The conversation covers the importance of note-taking, the benefits of starting an SAS company, and the evolution of Double Time Docs. We also explore Jason's creative business ideas and the launch of a new podcast - Opinionated Therapists

Worthwhile Clicks

• DoubleTimeDocs.com
• Opinionated Therapists (the new podcast Jason mentioned)
• OTpreneur.com
• Jason Gonzalez’s Linkedin

Takeaways

• SaaS for occupational therapy
• Collaboration between OT and programmer Note-taking serves as documentation and a tool for personal progress.
• Starting an SAS company offers flexibility and the potential for growth.
• Creativity and adaptability are essential for business success.

Chapters

• 00:00 Introduction to SaaS for OT Practitioners
• 02:10 The Inspiration to Create Something New
• 05:20 Partnering with a Programmer
• 08:35 Challenges and Early Wins
• 11:25 Content Creation and Communication Challenges
• 16:03 Adapting to Change and Adding Features
• 20:10 The Role of Note-Taking
• 22:24 Benefits of Starting an SAS Company
• 26:27 Jason's Creative Business Ideas
• 28:33 Evolution of Double Time Docs and Adaptability with AI
• 38:01 Launch of a New Podcast

OT practitioners have great business ideas, but we often don't think WE are the right person to make it happen.

In this episode, discover practical insights on standing out in a crowded market as an occupational therapist, from embracing your uniqueness to effectively communicating your value. Whether you're starting out or growing a team, learn how to leverage your authentic self to attract the right clients and build a memorable brand.

Tune in for help uncovering

• The importance of recognizing what makes your business unique
• Overcoming limiting beliefs and imposter syndrome
• What to ask youself to identify your differentiators
• Strategies for communicating your value to clients and partners
• How to leverage feedback and testimonials for marketing
• Adjusting your messaging as your team grows
• The power of consistent branding and storytelling
  

In this episode, Sarah and Jayson discuss how their businesses have evolved with their personal lives, the importance of adaptability, and how to leverage life changes for business growth. They share insights on goal shifting, balancing family and work, and future plans within the occupational therapy and entrepreneurial landscape.

Key Topics

• Business evolution with personal growth
• Balancing family life and entrepreneurship
• Adapting goals over time

Chapters

00:00 Welcome Back and Life Updates

02:34 Navigating Changes in Business and Family Life

05:15 Preparing for International Presentations

07:48 The Impact of Business Ownership on Opportunities

10:16 Evolving Goals as Business Owners

11:57 Hiring and Team Expansion

14:30 Balancing Work and Personal Life

16:37 Reflections on Business Growth and Future Aspirations

19:00 Balancing Work and Family Life

20:16 Embracing Uncertainty in Business

21:50 Adapting to Life Changes

25:36 Measuring Success in Business

29:59 Evolving Business Goals

33:35 Future Aspirations and Community Impact